great location for both ski lifts. can get a bus that takes 1 min to either lift. or walk it.
cant fault hotel for how clean it was, has been recently refurbished as it was immaculate.

the food is really good, loads on offer for breakfast & dinner, only thing is they didn't offer table water for dinner, but they did do for breakfast. strange.

solden is a great place to ski, loads of good skiing, and has obergural 20mins up the road, make sure you do the night skiing, its really good fun, even better after a few drinks.

really cant fault this place.
solden is kicking every night, try the snowrock bar, really good place to start, ask for kate, the pretty brunette who sings in between serving drinks.

then off to fire & ice to get the party really going.

have fun.

jonathan penny

We booked the superior room. The room was huge with separated bath and WC and with the separate area for TV with sofa. Room was newly built and really great – a lot of natural wood with high ceiling and a lot of light. There was no fridge that may be a slight disadvantage but we store the beverages on the balcony.
The hotel offers only half board. The food was good and a bit excessive. Service was great. All staff are from Eastern Europe We feel the drinks for the dinner were a bit overpriced.
The bar down stairs is cozy but people are heavily smoking there so we didn’t spent any time.
The hotel offers the relaxation area with different saunas, water massages etc. It is included in your room price. Also you can rent bathrobe for extra charge of 5EUR for the whole stay.
It is possible to buy the ski pass on the reception with the deposit of 2 EUR – it was returned when we handed passes back on the last day
The hotel located in 10 minutes walk from the funiculars so we used ski bus. As it was mentioned in the previous reviews the ski busses have own agendas and the drivers looked very tired from tourists.
Surprisingly the resort is not that noisy and we have not spotted that many “crazy” stuff.
The hotel has the ski room with the appliance to warm your boots. The ski room is accessible from the street directly.
We really enjoyed the hotel and would highly recommend to everybody.
The skiing is well managed on the mountains. There are lines to get to the mountain around 9-10 in the morning. In average it took us about 20-30 mins to get to funiculars.

We have just come back from a New Years skiing trip to Solden, where we stayed at the Hotel Tyrol. The hotel was not cheap but we felt the price was warranted by the excellent level of service throughout but especially in the dining room. The serving staff have obviously been very well trained to be efficient without being intrusive. The food was also extremely good, We had a five course dinner every night,\which sounds perhaps a bit excessive, but which was in fact enough without leaving the diner feeling overfaced;. The hotel was also quiet at night, something which is very important to us.

We would happily recommend this hotel to anyone wishing to stay in Solden. The only slight disadvantage is that you have to catch a ski bus to either of the main lifts to get up the mountain. The ski buses seem to have their own agenda, sometimes stopping and sometimes driving past.

The bar was a pleasant place to sit and drink and was sufficiently quiet that one did not have to shout. It was a surprise to us how many people in Austria smoke and that this was allowed in the bars and restaurants including the bar of the Tyrol.

This great hotel is in the middle of town close to, but not affected by, the nightlife.
The staff is exceptional in terms of competence, friendliness, and helpfulness; and this extends to all staff from the cleaners to the restaurant manager. This leads nicely onto the food, which was glorious: a combination of local Austrian and Italian dishes with other European favourites for good measure.
The hotel is modern and extremely well maintained, and the bedrooms are equally well presented: stylish, functional and spacious (we had a standard room which was difficult to fault, but there are superior rooms).
The wellness area (sauna etc.) was immaculate and indeed all public rooms were ideal; elegant but user friendly!
We skied, so the heated ski locker room was good, and the heated boot rack a joy!
As a 3/4 star hotel this would rival many more highly acclaimed establishments in Austria, and simply knocks the spots off considerably more highly rated hotels in France.
The only possible negatives are that it's a ten minute walk to the lifts (although the bus stops both ways are within 50 m of the front door), and, that for Brits this year it's a little pricey - but so's everywhere in Europe.